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Since 2013, the project ‘Stadt.Wand.Kunst’ has transformed many façades in Mannheim into pieces of art. The town has turned into an outdoor museum accessible to all. Graffiti artist Pablo Fontagnier, alias Hombre SUK, guides us through the humble beginnings and the great works. They call it the ‘Toy-Tunnel’: a tunnel that is long and narrow ...https://wosonst.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/SWK-063-Kopie.jpg15001000